Writing Samples

 

Young blonde woman in brown sleeveless dress smiling while leaning against a column in an elegant hallway.

 

Mississippi Is Where It’s At

 

Next Stop: Ole Miss | Division of Enrollment Management

Profile of incoming University of Mississippi freshman Julia Vancura created for Next Stop: Ole Miss, a recruitment storytelling campaign introducing the incoming class through their individual experiences and perspectives.

 

 

Young woman smiling in a red Ole Miss crop top, posing by a white window with green shutters.

Building a Legacy of Service


Next Stop: Ole Miss | Division of Enrollment Management


Profile of incoming freshman Aubrey Melton, exploring how her family’s military experience shaped her interest in psychology and her goal of supporting veterans, service members, and their families.

Graduate in blue cap and gown with red graduation stole and colorful cords holds diploma against blue background.

Finding Community

Through Persistence


Journey to Commencement | School of Engineering


Profile of computer engineering graduate Ja’Ree Myers for the University of Mississippi’s annual Journey to Commencement series, tracing his path from community college transfer to graduating debt-free and the relationships, persistence, and campus involvement that shaped his experience.

Woman in green dress smiles at camera during a formal presentation with seated audience in a bright hall.

Michigan Dentistry by Way of Ole Miss


Journey to Commencement | School of Engineering



Profile of biomedical engineering graduate Macey Ross, tracing her Ole Miss experience through undergraduate research, campus involvement, and the experiences that ultimately shaped her path to dentistry.

 

 

A large group of smiling young adults dressed in formal attire pose together for a selfie at an elegant event.

HG Biggs


Honors Report | Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College


Profile of Honors College student and photojournalist HG Biggs, exploring her approach to visual storytelling, her work documenting the university community, and the people-first philosophy behind her photography.